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[content]Angela Tallo is a Licensed Professional Counselor with nearly 20 years of experience supporting people through trauma, life transitions, and profound personal transformation. As a Colorado Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator, she integrates evidence-based psychotherapy with a deeply relational, compassionate, and reverent approach to healing.

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Angela's work lives at the threshold where clinical science and sacred experience meet. Grounded in trauma-informed, evidence-based care while honoring the mystery and meaning that can emerge through medicine work, she believes healing doesn't ask us to choose between psychology and spirituality; it invites us into a deeper conversation with both.

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Her work is grounded in advanced training in EMDR, Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT), Internal Family Systems (IFS)-informed care, somatic approaches, Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy, and psilocybin-assisted therapy through Naropa University. She continues to deepen her practice through ongoing consultation, supervision, and apprenticeship within traditional lineage-informed medicine communities.

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Angela believes healing begins by creating the conditions for people to feel deeply seen, emotionally safe, and gently supported. From that foundation, people can return home to themselves, reconnecting with the wholeness that has always been there beneath the adaptations that helped them survive. Grounded in both the wisdom of science and the mystery of the human spirit, she honors healing as both deeply human and deeply mysterious.

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Whether in psychotherapy or medicine work, Angela is committed to creating a grounded, nurturing space where meaningful transformation can unfold with patience, curiosity, compassion, and trust.

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<a href="https://www.angelatallolpcs.com/" target="_blank">www.angelatallolpcs.com</a>

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<b>Credentials</b><br> Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC)<br> Colorado Licensed Natural Medicine Facilitator<br> EMDR Trained<br> Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT)<br> Internal Family Systems (IFS)-Informed Care<br> Ketamine-Assisted Psychotherapy<br> Psilocybin-Assisted Therapy Training, Naropa University

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[title]One thing you have learned, or unlearned, on your own healing path?[/title]

[answer]I've been unlearning the idea that healing is something we force or achieve. My own path has taught me that transformation is less about striving and more about creating the conditions for healing and growth—with patience, curiosity, compassion, and trust. As those conditions emerge, we begin to return home to ourselves, discovering that healing isn't about becoming someone new, but reconnecting with the wholeness that has always been there beneath the adaptations that helped us survive. Along the way, I've learned that there is wisdom in every version of ourselves, each one carrying a story and quietly longing to be met with compassion rather than judgment.[/answer]

[title]What kind of beauty stops you in your tracks?[/title]

[answer]Nature has a way of stopping me completely. Mountain sunrises, wildflowers growing through impossible places, birds landing unexpectedly nearby, the changing colors of the sky at sunset, or watching light move through the trees. Since returning from Peru, I've found myself slowing down even more to notice these ordinary moments. They remind me that healing doesn't always happen in dramatic breakthroughs. It often unfolds quietly when we're paying attention.[/answer]

[title]If you could gift every client one feeling after a session, what would it be?[/title]

[answer]If I could gift every client one feeling after a session, it would be the felt sense that they are profoundly worthy of belonging to themselves, to others, and to this world. I believe healing begins when we experience genuine safety, and from that safety comes the freedom to reconnect with who we've always been.[/answer]

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[content]Genesa Falcao is a licensed psychotherapist and natural medicine facilitator who helps clients unwind long-held patterns so they can reconnect to a more empowered, embodied, and aligned way of living. Her presence is grounded and intuitive, blending clinical skill with the wisdom of traditional healing practices.

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With more than 15 years of experience, Genesa weaves together somatic therapy, mindfulness, and earth-based approaches to support clients through preparation, facilitation, and integration in their psilocybin journey. Her sessions invite presence, clarity, and compassion, grounded in authenticity. Working relationally, she brings her full humanity into the space, supporting clients with safety and attunement as they move through grief, anger, confusion, insight, and the tender places that arise along the healing path.

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Her work bridges modern psychology with ancestral and spiritual wisdom, supporting clients in releasing trauma stored in the body, softening long-standing defenses, and reconnecting with their innate, healing intelligence. She also offers between-session support for those navigating significant transitions or deep emotional processes, creating continuity and steadiness throughout the arc of their journey.

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Rooted in her own healing path, Genesa’s work is informed by years of mindfulness practice, somatic exploration, and her relationship with natural medicines. She approaches facilitation with reverence, integrity, and relational depth, walking beside clients as they remember their wholeness and step into transformative change. She holds extensive training in psychotherapy, Hakomi, natural medicine facilitation, conscious relationship work, and somatic and spiritual healing traditions.

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<a href="https://wellonewithin.com/" target="_blank">https://wellonewithin.com/</a>

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<b>Credentials</b><br>
Licensed Psychotherapist (LPC), Naropa University<br>
Certified Hakomi Therapist (CHT)<br>
Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator (NMIT)<br>
Certified Master NLP Practitioner<br>
Certified Relationship and Conscious Dating Coach<br>
Certified Medicine Leadership Facilitator

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[title]What is something that you loved as a kid that still brings you joy?[/title]

[answer]Card games. As an adult, playing Poker brings out my inner Trickster Goddess.[/answer]

[title]One thing you have learned, or unlearned, on your own healing path?[/title]

[answer]Sometimes the work is not actually about “healing” a pattern or trauma wound, but choosing the relationships and experiences that accommodate your unique sensitivities and vulnerabilities. [/answer]

[title]If you could gift every client one feeling to take with them after a session, what would it be?[/title]

[answer]<i>Acceptance. </i>When I started therapy at 17 years old, it was the first time I genuinely felt accepted for who I was and the experiences I was having instead of being made wrong for them. It was back then that I knew I wanted to become a therapist so that if I could help just one person to feel accepted for exactly who they are, I would feel satisfied with my life. It is my wish that every person gets to feel a sense of belonging in this world, starting with themselves.

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[content]Jennifer received a master’s in TCM from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine in San Diego, California, which included an internship in Chengdu, China. Her extended studies include a master's degree in Mind Body medicine from Saybrook University and a certificate in Psychedelic Assisted Therapy from Naropa University.  She has been practicing holistic care for 18 years in a variety of environments including community settings, hospital based programs and private practice. She weaves all of these together to help her clients become more aware of their own unique healthcare needs, developing their own wellness toolbox and advocating for their self care. 

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Jennifer  is currently training in End of Life Care with Illiff School of Theology and volunteering with the Crestone End of Life Project.

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<a href="https://www.evolvepersonalwellness.com/" target="_blank">evolvepersonalwellness.com</a>

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[title]What is something that you loved as a kid that still brings you joy?[/title]

[answer]Staring up at a clear night sky.[/answer]

[title]What kind of beauty stops you in your tracks?[/title]

[answer]Wide open spaces in nature.

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[title]If you could gift every client one feeling to take with them after a session, what would it be?[/title]

[answer]Comfort in being heard in a safe space and accepted in their truest expression.

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[content]Erin brings deep presence, grounded wisdom, and compassionate guidance to his role as a Psilocybin Facilitator and Handler at Happy Rebel. His calling to this work emerged through his own healing journey, which was shaped by powerful, life-changing experiences with plant medicines. These experiences opened the door to profound self-discovery, transformation, and a renewed sense of purpose.

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With a background in psycho-spiritual coaching and years of experience supporting individuals in recovery, Erin specializes in guiding those navigating addiction, depression, PTSD, anxiety, relationship challenges, and questions of personal identity. He understands the courage it takes to face the unknown and honors each person’s path with reverence, curiosity, and care.

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Every journey with Erin includes expert preparation and integration, ensuring that the insights and emotions that arise during the experience are grounded, understood, and woven into everyday life. He creates a safe and sacred space where guests feel seen, supported, and empowered to reclaim lost parts of themselves.

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Erin’s approach is intuitive, trauma-aware, and rooted in the belief that healing is not about fixing what’s broken, but remembering one's true nature.

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<a href="https://coloradopsychedelichealing.com" target="_blank">coloradopsychedelichealing.com</a>

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[title]What kind of beauty stops you in your tracks?[/title]

[answer]Flowers literally stop me in my tracks, because I never cease to be amazed by their uniqueness and sublime purpose. Flowers are by far the focus of the majority of my photographs.

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[title]What’s your favorite way to reconnect when you’re feeling off track?[/title]

[answer]Time in nature. I have deep connections to nature, and ever since I was a child I have found it to be a powerful medicine. Whether I'm hiking on a warm, beautiful sunny day, or freezing my butt off in the wintertime, it's exactly the medicine I need.

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[title]If you could gift every client one feeling to take with them after a session, what would it be?[/title]

[answer]Gratitude. Simple gratitude is such an important emotion to help us appreciate and connect with both people and experiences in our lives. When I find myself becoming negative and judgmental, practicing gratitude helps turn things around faster than anything else.

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[content]Dr. LeTa Jussila is a pioneering force in the field of integrative healing, weaving together over 17 years of experience in Chinese medicine, functional diagnostics, herbal formulation, and now psychedelic-assisted care. A Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine and nationally recognized wellness expert, LeTa merges the wisdom of ancient traditions with emerging science to guide others through transformative journeys of healing, growth, and deep personal agency.

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LeTa is a graduate of the Naropa University Center for Psychedelic Studies and recently moved to Boulder to be able to utilize psilocybin with patients. She co-founded the Coastal Sanctuary Collaborative, a nonprofit dedicated to increasing access to safe, ethical psychedelic healing, assumes the pivotal role of Director of Harm Reduction at the Santa Cruz Psychedelic Society, and sits on the board of PsiloSafe, advocating for integrity and safety in this evolving field.

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Her signature method, Start With Yourself, is a catalyst for realignment—designed to unlock each person’s innate ability to heal through nervous system regulation, ancestral patterning, emotional clearing, and lifestyle transformation. Whether working 1:1, leading retreats, or facilitating community events, LeTa guides individuals to move from survival to sovereignty.

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She is also the co-founder of a cutting-edge testing company that offers biomarker-based insights for personalized psilocybin journeys and other psychedelics. Her supplements support microdosing and somatic integration practices, helping people reconnect with themselves, their bodies, their hearts.

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In every facet of her work, Dr. LeTa brings compassion, clinical mastery, and an unwavering belief in the human capacity to self-heal. She stands as a bridge between worlds—modern and ancient, scientific and spiritual, individual and collective—guiding others back to themselves as the medicine.

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<a href="https://doctorleta.com/" target="_blank">doctorleta.com</a>

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[title]One thing you have learned, or unlearned, on your own healing path?[/title]

[answer]I discovered the hidden operating system that was running my life. For years, I lived in patterns of striving for perfection, people-pleasing, and performing at an unsustainable pace. Perfection often kept me from even starting—because I never felt “ready.” People-pleasing and playing the hero gave me a false sense of being needed, but it wasn’t the authentic connection I truly craved. I realized I want to be met, not needed. And the constant push to achieve left little room to listen, slow down, and simply be. My greatest unlearning has been this: I am enough—not because of what I accomplish, but because of who I am.[/answer]

[title]What's your favorite way to reconnect when you're feeling off track?[/title]

[answer]I go to nature—and I stay as long as it takes. I unplug completely, sleep on the earth, under the stars, eat whole, simple food, and let myself settle into the slow rhythm of the natural world. There’s something magical about losing track of time and remembering that I belong, both to the earth and to myself. I don’t leave until I feel awe again—the kind that makes life feel like a miracle.[/answer]

[title]If you could gift every client one feeling to take with them after a session, what would it be?[/title]

[answer]Alignment. That deep sense of being connected to your own heart’s truth—where “yes” and “no” become crystal clear. I want clients to leave feeling that their choices and actions flow from a place of inner integrity, and that they are motivated by alignment rather than pressure. That feeling is magnetic—it changes everything.[/answer]

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[position]Natural Medicine Clinical Facilitator[/position]

[content]Teresa brings two decades of experience as a trauma-informed therapist into the sacred space of psychedelic healing. Known for her irreverent humor, steady presence, and deeply intuitive care, she holds space in a way that helps people feel safe, seen, and genuinely supported, whether it is your first journey or your fiftieth.

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She is trained in EMDR and Internal Family Systems and has worked for over ten years with MAPS and Lykos in psychedelic research, supporting both clients and clinicians as a therapist and consultant. Teresa has facilitated sessions with psilocybin, MDMA, and ketamine and has a deep trust in the healing that can emerge in non-ordinary states of consciousness.

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Clients who work with Teresa often remark on her ability to bring levity to the process while still honoring the depth of the work. If you are lucky, you may also be greeted by her 150-pound Great Dane, an unexpected and hilarious co-regulator. With both feet firmly on the ground and her heart wide open, Teresa blends clinical skill with soulful presence to guide you through transformative experiences.[/content]

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[title]What is something that you loved as a kid that still brings you joy?[/title]

[answer]Animals. I am enchanted. And I am about as dog-crazy as they come. Please let me pet your dog[/answer]

[title]One thing you have learned, or unlearned, on your own healing path?[/title]

[answer]That you will never hate yourself into a better version of yourself. If that worked, it would have worked already. The annoying but true answer to every struggle is always curiosity and compassion.[/answer]

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[title]On a Colorado winter day, you will likely find me…[/title]

[answer]Under a blanket on my couch with my dogs, watching guilty-pleasure tv and eating indulgent snacks. [/answer]

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